다시 부르는 소녀들의 이름The Names of the Girls Recalled

SYNOPSIS

In the 1970s and ’80s, Hanil Synthetic Fiber was a world-leading synthetic textile factory that drove Masan’s heyday. It founded Hanil Girls’ Vocational High School, Korea’s first school run by an industrial company, to educate its teenage female workers. After Hanil went bankrupt, the site became a massive apartment complex, the most valuable real estate in Masan, and the women who had worked at Hanil and graduated from its school had their names erased.